My friend Brad Beisel and I spent the day in Scott, Dakota and Rice Counties
and recorded 132 species for the day.
In Rice County we found shorebirds at a few places:
1. 5 Red-necked Phalaropes at a small wetlands on the south side of Co.
Rd. 1 between Dundas and I-35.
2. 1 Stilt
-RBA
*Minnesota
*Duluth/North Shore
*May 15, 2009
*MNDU0905.15
-Birds mentioned
Long-tailed Duck
Virginia Rail
Sora
Piping Plover
Thayer's Gull
Chimney Swift
Black-backed Woodpecker
Blue-headed Vireo
Bank Swallow
House Wren
Veery
Gray-cheeked Thrush
Swainson's Thrush
Golden-winged Warbler
Another first-ever visitor to our feeders and 40-foot tall white
spruce this morning -- a red-headed woodpecker. (On Tuesday it was
the yellow-headed blackbird.)
This has been a very exciting spring at our feeders in Pomroy
Township, Kanabec County. The sparrows are abundant -- Harris's,
A pair of Sandhill cranes are hanging out in a marsh to the east of Olivine St.
between 163rd and 164th. The marsh is behide houses, but I got some good
looks closer to 164th. Back channel me if you want better directions.
Stephen Savior
Ramsey, Anoka co.
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Morning all,
What should have been a very happy day has turned sad and I'm trying to do
some leg work on a contingency basis and would love some input.
Our EABLs had a 5-egg nest that was supposed to hatch this morning. Sadly it
seems as soon as they did, the HOSP swooped in and took out
-RBA
*Minnesota
*Minnesota Statewide
*May 15, 2009
*MNST0905.15
-Birds mentioned
Black-bellied Plover
Piping Plover
Sanderling
Ruff
Arctic Tern
Western Kingbird
Marsh Wren
Veery
American Pipit
Prairie Warbler
Mourning Warbler
Summer Tanager
Scarlet Tanager
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A ponding area beneath the water tower in Little Canada provided an
unexpectedly great day of Warbler viewing last year so I've been monitoring
this park daily of late. Began to see waves of warblers high in the tree tops
on Wed. evening, 5/13, so I made a point of birding there at 6:45 AM the
Today there were virtually no warblers on the city beach. There are still
sanderlings on the beach. Saw 9 species of warbler at Dunton Locks in 30
mnutes. Several hundred individuals.
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Albany Wastewater lagoons (7:15am), of note: Dunlins, WhRumpSP, Stilt SP-2,
2ea-Dowitchers, Sanderling, SemiPalm SP's, Bairds, Pectoral, Black-bellied
Plover-1, Red-necked Phalarope-1, Black Terns. (SW of the SW pond best--with
lower level, SE pond levels rising).
Last eve
Oh...how could I forget the two well-plumaged Avocets there (Stearns). mjb
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While at Purgatory Creek this afternoon I had a Peregrine Falcon do a little
look see over the area..
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Another first (for me), a Yellow-Bellied Sapsucker eating grape jelly
from an orange half.
Latest Rose-Breasted Grosbeak count at the BOSS--7 females and three
males. Anyone know if they pair or are
(for lack of a better word) polygamus?
Got my Bluebird nest cam up and running, her nest is
I spent most of this ridiculously windy (sustained 30 mph) afternoon
birding Rock County and found several interesting birds.
Sand pit ponds north of Luverne:
-9 Ruddy Turnstones
-several Sanderlings
-1 Common, 1 Caspian, and many Black Terns
Blue Mounds State Park:
-Swainson's Hawk
Hello,
I headed out to Byllesby this morning hoping to see the Ruff (and the
many other shorebirds reported the last few days).
I missed out on the Ruff even though it was sighted for a couple of
minutes around 8am (I was a few hundred yards east) but I did see a
new life bird: a couple of
Thirteen warblers were counted this morning at Murphy including:
Blue Winged (several)
Golden winged (1)
Tennessee (majority)
Yellow
Magnolia (1)
Cape May (1)
Black Throated Green
Cerulean (2)
Black and White
Redstart (majority)
Ovenbird (4)
Common Yellow Throat
Canada (2)
Other highlights:
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